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Wanting to leave after affair

28 replies

babycow38 · 05/01/2018 23:25

I'm currently three years in to discovery my DH had an affair, so as not to dripfeed , he spent most of 2014 being a nasty twat , I couldn't work out what was going on, ie, I bent over backwards to be better, nicer etc, yes turned out he was shaggin OW, my problem now is I went through hell in the aftermath of this, completely lost myself, my identity, everything. Fast forward three years and I'm so much better, stronger, I know I can be without him, but the shit thing is now I'm okay ,I want to leave, I'm ready to have a clean break and move on, my kids and my in-laws see this as IM being horrible, imleavng the family, I'm broken hearted because when he left for OW I was the one to keep me and my kids afloat, now they are saying I should not leave, it's me being awful, I want my kids to understand i need a life .

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LineysRunes · 08/01/2018 23:05

Yes please do that.

MiddleClassProblem · 08/01/2018 23:37

Good luck! Sounds like your confidence is really building. Brilliant to have found you again

HipNewName · 08/01/2018 23:49

I will start January doing what I want to do, being the person I want to be instead of thinking about what my family wants me to be

This is a great plan!!! Good luck on your management course. You may find you have more confidence without him running you down all the time, or at least labeling it for what it is.

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